The joke is, “It’s funny how people stopped seeing UFOs and cops started shooting unarmed black men right about the time cameras became standard on cell phones.” Her response is to pull out her phone and show fireballs shooting up from behind Tallman Plateau, stopping, hovering, and then bolting off at a right angle from the original trajectory before fading out. She shot that footage herself.
She’s heard the stories about Tallman for years, but she never took stories about lights in the sky seriously until 2009, when she saw the infamous Norway spiral. The explanations don’t add up, if you ask her. So she started doing some research, and found out about the Black Knight satellite (“discarded thermal blanket”? Really? It doesn’t look like any blanket she ever saw) and deeper and deeper it all went. Her second trip to watch Tallman, she hit paydirt.
She doesn’t like the conspiracy crap. She’s known enough people who worked for the government to roll her eyes at the idea of a well-oiled, airtight government organization being actually in control of anything. But she also knows what she saw. She has no conclusions, other than “there’s more going on than the “legit” authorities admit.”
I’m Obsessed with UFOS, of course I can attempt geometry and trigonometry, spot the tells of CGI, process video frame-by-frame.
Substitutes for: Knowledge.
Feature: Substitutes for Notice.
Feature: Substitutes for Pursuit.